‘Deene Park is one of the best-shown houses in England, because visitors see it as it is lived in, and lived in fully as any house in England, with all the main rooms and all the gardens regularly in use.
John Cornforth

OPENING TIMES AND ADMISSIONS

We are aware of two events currently circulating on Eventbrite that falsely list Deene Park as the venue:

Northamptonshire Countryside & Harvest Festival 2026 — 12th & 13th September

Northamptonshire Community Food & Artisan Festival 2026 — 26th & 27th September.

Please be aware that neither of these events is taking place at Deene Park. The information being advertised is false, and Deene Park has not authorised or agreed to host either event.

We have contacted Eventbrite to report the organiser and the misleading listings.

We would strongly advise anyone who has seen or purchased tickets for these events to exercise caution and check directly with the venue before making any arrangements or payments.

We do however have two opportunities for the public to visit us before the end of the year.  On the 8th October we invite you to join us for an exclusive tour.   As the weather cools, our gardens transition into a vibrant autumnal colour palette of yellow, orange and brown.  Andrew, our Head Gardener, will walk you through the gardens, soaking up the beautiful seasonal changes including Acer trees, Persian ironwood trees (Parrotia persica), tulip trees (Liriodendron tulipifera) and the majestic Katsura tree (Cercidiphyllum japonicum) which is always a striking feature because of its magnificent colours and scent of candy floss.   The woodland walk will be covered in beautiful cyclamen.   Visitor will then be served a delicious lunch by a roaring fire in The Old Kitchen Tearoom, a limited number of tickets are available now on our 'Bookings' page.

Our popular '7th Earl and Crimea Tour' is back again on the 20th, 21st and 22nd October to mark the anniversary of the Charge of the Light Brigade.  We explore the life of the 7th Earl and look back at photographs of the Balaklava Centenary dinner held at Deene Park in 1954.  The tour ends with a visit to St. Peter's church where visitors will have exclusive access to the Brudenell family tomb and the final resting place of the 7th Earl and his wife Adeline.  Tickets include a Deene Tea, served in The Old Kitchen Tearoom.  A limited number of tickets are available now on our 'Bookings' page.

We then look forward to welcoming visitors to walk through the swathes of snowdrops on our popular Snowdrop Sundays, which will be held on February 21st and 28th 2027.